What parts of razor did you find troublesome to use outside of aspnet?

It actually is made of two things.
First a compiler that transforms cshtml files to codedom classes, and then a
viewengine runtime (which takes care of layouts partials and writing to the
response stream). The latter is aspnet specific however you can customize
the compiler to generate classes that would fit a custom view engine.

I did a proof of concept a while back for using razor files and feed them to
a monorail view engine (aspview) and it was surprisingly easy.   . There is
also a project that uses razor syntax to create class templates (like t4)



On 4 באוק 2011, at 19:21, hammett <[email protected]> wrote:

git pull [email protected]:castleproject/Castle.MonoRail3.git

And go to /src/Castle.Blade



On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Mike Murray <[email protected]>
wrote:

In talking with the Nancy Framework guys and Sebastien Lambla of OpenRasta,

it is a nightmare to try and support the Razor view engine on any open

source web framework because of its tight coupling to ASP.NET. It's becoming

clear you can't just rip it out and use it elsewhere (thanks Microsoft). In

the FubuMVC project, we have stonewalled anyone asking for Razor support. We

would like to support the syntax, as many interested in using the framework

are asking for it and we know it would increase adoption because

transitioning would be easier for most teams/companies if it were supported.

Somebody mentioned Blade, and so here I am inquiring more. :)

The promise of Blade sounds enticing, 100% compatibility with Razor, some

extra nice syntax additions, and that the quality of the codebase has got to

be in better shape than what is coming from MS. What is the current state of

Blade? Is Blade available as a standalone download separate from MonoRail?

Is it ready to be utilized in another web framework? Anything else I should

know before embarking?

The vision I have is for a user to be able to download FubuMVC (from

something like NuGet) and also go download Blade and have them work together

seamlessly because of a FubuMVC adapter for Blade that lets it work as one

of many possible view engines for FubuMVC.

Thanks in advance.

Mike Murray

@mkmurray

http://murrayon.net/


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